The Values Underneath Our Identities | Taught by Sunitha Bosecker | Founder, Sunitha Lea
Values, identities, and fears.
All three are an integral part of our individual and collective experiences. Are your values or fears playing a role in how you navigate difficult conversations or how you address conflict? More importantly, are you aware of your values and fears?
For instance, are you afraid of saying the wrong thing? Are you afraid of being rejected? Do you value being a good person?
In this class, Sunitha intends to cultivate a safe space to explore our individual deeply instilled values that have shaped our culture, community, and lives. How do we redefine our values in a way that creates healthier outcomes for ourselves, in conversations, and for our communities?
In order to help demonstrate values and fears during the presentation, we will need participation throughout the session!
What do you need for this event? something to take notes
Cost: These classes are now offered through The Hatchery Community
Meet Your Instructor, Sunita!
Sunitha Bosecker is a Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor (PLPC) with a master's degree in clinical mental health counseling. She also is the owner of Sunitha Lea, LLC, where she helps small businesses and nonprofit organizations elevate their marketing efforts and provide business counseling.
Sunitha has presented at the State of Inclusivity Conference in 2020 and 2021 on topics from boundaries, diversity, and inclusion and identifying our values and identities.
Outside of work, Sunitha serves as the President of the Unbound Book Festival, a literacy and book festival in Columbia, Missouri. She has volunteered at local nonprofits such as the Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri, Coyote Hill, Safe Passage, Room at the Inn, Great Circle's Diamond Night, and many more. Sunitha strives to expand her worldviews by serving different populations and encouraging people to be more congruent. When Sunitha partakes in self-care, she's traveling, reading, watching documentaries, or searching for the best nachos.